AI + Design
How I've been incorporating AI in my design workflows and creating AI features
2025 - Present
For me, AI should augment human thinking, not replace it.
Some of the projects I've been working on
Client AI Work
An AI-Powered Rap Skill Development Platform (Client, WIP)
A browser-based learning tool that uses AI to support rhythm development and lyrical timing without interrupting creative flow.
Early Concept
AI-Powered Real Estate Platform (Client, WIP)
Designing an AI-assisted property discovery experience focused on clarity, transparency, and structured decision-making in high-stakes financial contexts.
Early Concept
Independent Explorations
Smart Layout
A concept exploring adaptive mobile layouts that reorganize based on usage and context while preserving predictability and user trust.
Interface Preview
Shopping Filters (WIP)
Most shopping systems rely on inclusion filters. This exploration reframes filtering as an exclusion-first interaction model, allowing users to remove what they don’t want before refining what they do.
Concept Snapshot
What I’m Exploring Right Now
I’m still figuring this out in real time.
I’m exploring where AI truly improves a flow and where it starts to take over. When should something be automated? When should the user stay in control?
I care about building systems that feel supportive, not dominant. AI should reduce effort without reducing ownership. That tension is what I’m most interested in designing through.
With new AI tools appearing almost daily, I’m also asking a more practical question: which ones genuinely belong in my workflow, and which actually solve a real design problem rather than just adding noise?